• Gianmarco Vignozzi

• Embedding Oral Communication in Law Firm Websites: A Study on Identity Construction through Person Pro-forms in Attorneys’ Video FAQs

• in "Textus", 1/2022
• pp. 185-209, DOI: 10.7370/103905
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• Massimiliano Morini

• Jane Austen's Irony: Lost in the Italian Versions of Pride and Prejudice?

• in "Textus", 3/2017
• pp. 189-207, DOI: 10.7370/89358
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• Irene Ranzato

• An Audiovisual Topos: The ‘Butler’ Character

• in "Textus", 1/2021
• pp. 181-201, DOI: 10.7370/100401
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• Alessandra Molino

• Lexical Bundles in EMI Lectures: An Exploratory Study

• in "Textus", 1/2019
• pp. 119-140, DOI: 10.7370/93186
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• Sarah Hughes

• Losing Eden: Ruskin and the Anthropocene in the Veneto and England

• in "Textus", 3/2021
• pp. 69-87, DOI: 10.7370/102407
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• Elisa Perego

• Extending the Uses of Museum Audio Description: Implications for Translation Training and English Language Acquisition

• in "Textus", 1/2021
• pp. 229-253, DOI: 10.7370/100403
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• Nicoletta Vasta

• ‘The Podcast is the New Blog’: Oral Communication in Global Marketing before, during and beyond Covid-19

• in "Textus", 1/2022
• pp. 233-257, DOI: 10.7370/103907
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• Roberta Grandi

• "Animals don't behave like men... They have dignity and animality." Richard Adams's Watership Down and interspecies relationships in the Anthropocene

• in "Textus", 3/2021
• pp. 159-186, DOI: 10.7370/102411
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• Thomas Christiansen

• Putting the Accent on Intelligibility: What Constitutes "good" Pronunciation in the Context of English as a Lingua Franca? A case study of learners of different LIS

• in "Textus", 1/2014
• pp. 35-52, DOI: 10.7370/77484
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• Elisa Mattiello

• Metaphor in Tourism Discourse: Imagined Worlds in English Tourist Texts on the Web

• in "Textus", 1/2012
• pp. 69-, DOI: 10.7370/71235
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• Elisa Bizzotto

• Wilde and Ecocriticism: Some Interpretive Ideas

• in "Textus", 2/2022
• pp. 45-60, DOI: 10.7370/105125
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• Alessandra Vicentini

• Elocution before the Elocutionary Movement: Exploring Pronunciation and Orality in Early 18th-Century Grammars of English

• in "Textus", 1/2022
• pp. 39-57, DOI: 10.7370/103898
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• Giovanna Buonanno

• Hidden Lives on the NHS Frontline: Reading Healthcare Workers through Gender and Race in Black and Asian British Women’s Writing

• in "Textus", 2/2021
• pp. 33-46, DOI: 10.7370/101899
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• Chiara Rolli

• Parliamentary Emotions: Edmund Burke’s Experiment against a Monstrous Imperial System

• in "Textus", 3/2019
• pp. 153-171, DOI: 10.7370/95696
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• Nicoletta Brazzelli

• Abdulrazak Gurnah's By the Sea: A Paradigmatic Novel on the Contemporary Diasporic Condition

• in "Textus", 2/2013
• pp. 117-134, DOI: 10.7370/75514
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• Sabita ManianBrad Bullock

• Exit West: Novel Narratives of Migration and Identity

• in "Textus", 3/2020
• pp. 99-118, DOI: 10.7370/99403
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• Carlotta FiammenghiLaura Pinnavaia

• Complementing and Contradictory Meanings in the Discourse of Environment: The Case of global warming and climate change

• in "Textus", 1/2019
• pp. 37-54, DOI: 10.7370/93182
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• Belinda Crawford Camiciottoli

• Shades of Evaluative Meaning in Web-based Company Communications: The Case of Fashion Brands

• in "Textus", 1/2019
• pp. 19-36, DOI: 10.7370/93181
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• Clara Calvo

• Shakespeare and the Edwardian Turn of Mind: Textual Poaching and Mis-citation

• in "Textus", 3/2018
• pp. 175-196, DOI: 10.7370/92493
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• Serena Baiesi

• New Performances of the Past: Jane Austen as Subversive Vampire in New York

• in "Textus", 3/2017
• pp. 147-166, DOI: 10.7370/89356
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